We wouldn't go back. Locals were constantly burning leaves that smelled up the place. Roosters would start crowing at 2am. The water was not good for snorkeling. Older place. Nice people though. More

First, the Club Bali Hai web site directs you to Tahiti Discount Tours - a firm with which they apparently have multiple arrangements: Based on our experience with them, I advise avoiding this agent because they 1) Misrepresented the resorts (both on Moorea and Bora Bora), 2) Provided guarantees for renovated lodging that was not fulfilled, 3) Did not deliver... More

This fall of 2011 I spent two months in an over the water time share unit at the Club Bali Hai on Cook's Bay, Moorea, Tahiti! Most visitors come for a week or 10 nights, certainly not enough to savor the true magnificence of the views, location and attractiveness of this tropical low key paradise. I've already booked trip #19... More

We recently enjoyed a one week stay at Club Bali Hai on Moorea and it was wonderful! If you are looking for a slick, 5 star resort, this is NOT the place for you, but if you want the true feel of the islands and Tahitian hospitality, this is the place! I highly recommend an over-water unit if you can... More

I just have to add my own horrible experience to the chorus of voices about Club Bali Hai. I stayed there actually a number of years ago and it's clear it has not changed a bit. The over-water room was filthy, the insects unbearable, and a maintenance man stole a pair of my jeans. The staff couldn't care less when... More

My wife and I first came to Moorea and Club Bali Hai September 5th 2004. The club is operated by Tahitian staff of very nice people and is still owned by ex-pat Americans from Newport Beach Ca. We stayed in an over the water bungalow and it is rustic but quiet and you can prepare your own meals. This does... More

A visit to Tahiti - or, in this case, Moorea - has been my dream for more than 50 years! Last October, my husband and I travelled to the RCI resort where we had booked an "over- the-water" hut! It was, in a word, HORRIBLE! the fans had dust so thick that it barely moved, screens were torn and broked... More

We stayed at the Club Bali Hai October 22-29, 2011, via an RCI exchange. While I agree with several of David M's observations - the unannounced $325 utility/energy fee, no staff coverage overnight, and it took 5 minutes for the water to heat up for showers - overall we had a pleasant stay. The restaurant was open for breakfast and... More

From September 24, 2011 through October 1, 2011, my wife and I stayed at Slum Bali Hai in Mo’orea, Tahiti. We should have known what type of experience we were in for when checking in we were immediately informed of a surprise $325 dollar “facility fee” by the receptionist. The receptionist stated that we should have been informed of the... More